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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04

Jones has gone to the spirit land"
remarked one man to another.
What Jones dead :" was the reply.
81 haIn't heard Of it."
Il didn't say he was dead"
"You said he'd gone to the spirit
land"
80 he has-gone to Kentucky, the
country of old Bourbon
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04

A Connecticut woman was recently
bereft Of the faculty Of speech by being
hit with a SNOW ball, and many married
men in that part Of the country have
been heard to remark that. after all,
winter has advantages not afforded by
any other season.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
Money Saved is Money Earned.

Speaking of clothing and materials to make
them for men, women and children, we as
sert that the Immense stores OF the Messrs.
Updegraffs, at Hagerstown, are not surpassed
by any stores in the state Tor quantlty, va
riety. latest STYLES and low prices, and when
you have money TO spend for articles OF wear
don't let 1t slip though your hands until you
have visited this store and carefully noted
the quality, styles and prices: dollar saVea
is a dollar made. and the easiest way in this
world to make dollar is to save IT. some
people act otherwise, but If you value money
don L VOu do it,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
JUST ARRIVED
FROM
NEW YORK,
FOR THE LADIES.

Bureau and Wash-stand Linen and Felt
Scarfs, Tides. Splashers and Table Covers
Worsted Fringes ofdifierent kinds. Chenrille
and Plush Cards, Doylies and Napkins, all
useful and nice. Also some of the incest Bus
tlcs-many sorts, kinds and sizes, from 10
cents to 75 cents. Dress Forms, Bustle Springs
Dress shields, Patent Hooks and Eyes for
looping draperies that will not come open.
Corsets of different kinds. Ladies Under
clothing and Chldrens. Hose supporters for
the lhtle ones, and short Socks that don't
need them, and many other useful as well as
ornamental articles can be found AT the
Little Store on King Street, of
ELLEN WELSHANS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
Custom and Law

Compels people to wear clothing and it takes
money to get clothing. With the present
low prices for farm products and labor, 1t is
lust as much ones duty TO buy where they
can get the most and best for their money, as
il is 10 labor or till the soil, in order TO get
money with which 10 supply their wants;
Some people are foolish enough to think ana
act OF ntherMiSe but "dOnt YOu.dO u"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
FOR SALE.

WE have for sale good HORSE, JAG
w GER, and HARNESS, including Fly
Nets and Whip. The Jaeger is nearly new.
Price moderate. II you want bargain, ap-
ply at once TO .,-,,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
Everything

is a big word in store keeping, 10 keep every
thing men, women and children wear except
ladies hats of the finer medium and common
grades, means something big. If the readers
will walk down one aisle and upt the other In
the Updegraffs stores, a distance of four hum
dred and forty feet, looking at the piles OF
goods on each side, and read the black
boards, telling what they are ana the prices
at which they are sold, they Will naturally
conclude that here is the place 10 find every
thing and anything that people wear at the
lowest prices, and that the advice gwen oon I
YOU buy until you examine them is worthy
of their time and attention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
a Popular szind Of Killing

"PrOhibitlon is killing Des MOiues,"
is tie assertion of anti-prohibitionists.
Yet the facts are that Des Moines has
during the past year erected $50 dwell
ing houses, % business houses, and there
are 400 more children in the public
schools this year than last. Sioux City
is another town that is being killed by
prohibition. The Mississippi River town
in Iowa would like to 5e stricken with
the germs of the disease that is killing
those two cities. Let us hear something
of the vast Improvement that is taking
place in Davenport, where Bacchus
reigns supreme and the prohibitory law
is lrampled under foot. Deposits have
Increased 100000 ir the Des Moines
savings banks. Can Davenport show
half that increase? Let anti-prohibi-
tiomists wrestle with the Des Moines and
Davenport problem. Fairfield Ledger
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04


Now, children" said the Sunday
School teacher, who had been impress
ing upon the minds Of her pupils the
terror. of future punishment, ''if any
of you have anything on FOUR minds,
any trouble that you would like to ask
me about, | will gladly tell you all |
can"
There was no response for some time.
At length little fellow On the other
end OF the bench raised HE hand and
said
Teacher, I've got question"
"Well, what is it?"
"E( you was me, an had stubbed
toe, would you tie it up in a rag with
arniker onto it or would ye ies let it
goY"
Let's see," he unused, a. he softly
pulled at his ear, ''your name is John
son, isn't it?" ''Yes, sir" "You mar
ried 9 widow over at Turkey Bend, who
had $40 900 in mortgages:" 81 married
widder." "And the mortgages z"
Were on the widder's properly. Gosh
hang it, I'm up here now TO see if false
teeth is ground for divorce"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
speoial Attention to Orders by Mail.
Quadruple Multiplier.

nuns is O. ,.r.eI.,' Call and I'll explain.
yr,nt 10 say that have Quadrupled my
Stock of Fishing Tackle. At present ! am
mot fixed Ia exhibit my full line, but nope 10 10
t.rI ,,,,r, thnt / have "A variety of Rods, jotnted
and moi ioimted. Reels (silvered) from sc. TO
: 5u. Brass Reels Plain, CIck, STOP -ptas'
balanced Handle from II yards 10 ~ fatIs,
Instead of getting your line tangled up In tie
5r.hes along Ihe river if you will call I'll rlg
YOU with either brass or nickeltd IerruLLes
6y which YOU can joint your own rods. Inns Inns
viii save YOU worry, anu IN thai way .e s",e
,.,,,Ir o,Si,I ,iIity and make your fishing more
enjoyable. Now you CA get nj my place "h!
thing Won want.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-11-04
RODS. REELS, LINES.

lust here want to tell you that I've some
fine Braided Linen Lines, Non farell six,
Oiled Silk-in fact anNthhlg lLoih -" 80, ,C,,
I,. nm Ia a - line. Now to begin again, you
.,,u yet Swivels, Sinkers, Floats. spoon Baits
~f,nners. Flies. Helgamites, Artlilcial NIT
r0rs. and everything else YOU want tatrI,pr, az
GIBSON'S DRUG STORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

Let rs see.--which party has its innings in the
Indiana legislature to-day: ON, II must De the
republicans, for yesterday the democrats ousred
Macdonald from the senate and cnioiHed Robert
son from acting as lieutenant governor Or per-
haps now that the oil parties have had the fun all
totnenaeives 50 long, the greenoackers and pro-
hlDitlonlsts and woInan-suffragtSts would Ike a
turn at II. just 10 see what IL Is like Meanwhile
the rest OF the country looks on complacentiy
rejoicing that the wisdom OF an earlier generation
blessed as with popular government where the
WIZ Of the majority is always bowed TO sub1nis
svey By the minority. The only trouble is TO
distinguish the majority from the minority That
sometimes as hard IL used TO be 10 settle the
nights OF the sovereign de f1eto and the sovereign
ee ja"s, when the familiar lines were penned:-
But which Preterder is and which is King
God bless - all that's quite another thingI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
Sc act Of &c InleraaLional Unlon OF Ertcklarers

No act OF the International Union OF Brfcklavers
and Aasons VIII commend that society more 10
TIE good VIII OF honest men everywhere than rs
saopt!oa of The resolution disavOwing any con-
hecton with an&rchi>la, socialism or communism
ana declaring is unqualified loyalty 10 the stars
and stripes When that Hag ceases 10 b.. in the
eJes OF industrious ard intelligent workinuncu
the symbol OF those Qualities q government which
make most for their welfare Il WILDE time TO con-
s'der the need OF social revolution: but IL IS IN
interesting fact that the canor fo- genera! over
torii'nS o. things CONES from that class OF work.
'ns.nen who could not, by any stretch OF terms. b.
c1teeoried IS eitner industrious, intelligent CT
patriotic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

The refusal OF the clerk OF Cook county, Illinois,
TO issue license for the marriage OF the con-
demned anarchist Spies VIII probably be assaied
by sympathetic friends OF the betrothed couple as
an act OF official spite. II would be- WELL however,
TO suspend criticism till the marriage laws OF I'LL
nois can be examined. The suing out OF a writ to
compel the clerk 70 issue license would or the
worst involve only a brief posfpcnemenJ OF the
wedding day; and, If IL can be Shown that he has
trsnseended his discretion in the premises, any
court VIII issue the process.
But why does Mr. Spies care for 4 licenSeo The
political theories he has espoused do away with
all such forms as meaningless. Why does he not
put his principles info practice aud eschew an
empty ceremony which might nnslead some OF h
disciples into tie belief that he recanted and be-
came loyal again 70 the constituted authorities,
An anarchist leader should be above such pctti-
ness: and a woman who la~cs him enough 70
marry him when under sentence 70 an fguoInlnOlis
death, ough' not 10 urge h.m into course Of cor
duct unworthy e the cause Tor y Aicl he suffers
martyrdgln-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
Is IT HosoRAp1r
TO BE HONORABLE!

THIS IS A QUESTION WHICH WILL NATURAL
LY ACETATE A THINKING OR OBSERVING MIND.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co. BELIEVE
IN THE AFFIRMATIVE OF THIS QUESTION. IN
FACT, WE HAVE PROOF OF THIS EVERY DAY.
PEOPLE WHO PATRONIZED US WHEN WE FIRST
SPREAD OUR BANNER TO THE BREEZE AND
PERM Tilted OUR NOBLE BIRD TO SPREAD ITS
WINGS IN THE AIR, PATRONZE TO-DAY,
AND THE CROWD Is INCREASING DAILY; AND
ALL THIS. NOT BECAUSE WE HAVE GREAT
PALACE TO SHOW OUR GOODS IN AND ELEGANT
statesmen TO SELL THEM. Oh. NO; THE
CAUSE Is, THE GOLDEN EAGLE INVARIABLY
INSISTS UPON GIVING EVERY CUSTOMER THE
WORTH OF HIS MONEY, MISREPRESENTS
NOTHING. AND REFUNDS MONEY WHEN GOODS
ARE NOT SATISFACTORY. IN ADDITION TO THE
BARGAINS ALREADY MENTIONED IN PREVIOUS
ADVERTISEMENTS. SUCH AS OUR ALL-wOOL
CHILDREN'S SUITS AT $3.50, OUR ALL~WOOL
MEMS SUITS AT $40, WE ADD THIS WEEK OUR
ENTIRE LINE OF OVERCOATS AT THE LIBERAL
DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. WE WILL AND
SHALL SELL FIRST-CLAsS CLOTHING AT MOD
ERATE PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

Possession is nine points Of the law, in politics
"a eiewtere. ]. Is easier evidently. Tor senator
Miller 20 hold his Own In New YORK. and senator
dawes IN Massachusetts,, than Tor Mr. Norton and
hr- Lcns respectively, - make head7rly ac.aipst
sntn- AFTER all smith Weed and Patrick Collins
~ naa the pest OF these senatorial fights They
have enjoyed al the hoaors OF q no."inafion ~
tner party, without spending money. time or
strength on heated and disagreeaO,, canvass
or mourning the oaerous responsibilities OF Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

West Virginia newseatherer has discovered a
family OF i've young ladies' who. at a wedding res-
u"ty the other night, danced until they were
MAD Ihis Intelligence viii surprise some OF the
a.-ase.s Ia otner parts OF the country, who are
mao only when they % not get dancing enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

Doodle Alderman McQuadeis az last fairly behind
the prison bars az Sing sing. and at work In Tbs.
laundry department: II he had begun his wish
Ing operations three years ago, and washed his
hands OF the whole Doodle business. he might To-
day have been enjoying himself at home with the
wife and babies who Inquired so eonspieuously at
his trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

There seems 10 he no longer any doubt that the
McGlynnincidelt in New York city VIII swell 70 the
proportions OF great ecclesiastical issue. 1t Will
be difficult question 70 handle. and both parties
10 the controversy will b. wise II they keep their
ternpers well under control and abstain from rash
acts which they may later have cause 10 regret.
That DR.. McCilynn has won, as pastor OF 81. Ste
phen'S. the warm affection Of his flock, is pretty
wen proved by the manner in which the news OF
his deposaI was received and the occurrences since
then on the other hand, the church authorities
argue that DR.. NcGlynn, having put himself vol
unfairly under the discipline of Tire higher digni-
uaries by his priest, Was bound TO obey or
ders. even at the cost III some personal sacrifice.
II would DO misfortune for the church 10 lose so
useful and successful servant as the Doctor, and
a misfortune for the doctor 10 sever his con-
nection with an Office 10 which he has devoted the
best energies OF his life. Both sides in the pend
ing contest have naturally become wei reused, but
there may still be some middle ground on which
they can unite and avert the i'll effects which can
scarcely fail 10 follow final breach Of relations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
W1SrER Wars SEAL Go.

v w
1t takes more than one cold wave TO make
winter. January and February are winter
months yet, Notwithstanding the good demand
we realize that nothing but a deep cut in prices
VIII close out the entire stock before March LIST
moving time; hence we have made the follow
ing extraordinary reductions, as not wrap will
be carried over:
Lot of Newmarkets made from Cheyiot and
Beaver, IN Black and Brown.
FORMER frices. So, go and 80.
" -S4.oO,
Nide-Wale pia%onais. Black and Browns and
Black ant-white stripes
Former Prices .-..--.--S6, $3.50. s. and $3.50.
l Lot OF Seal Plush Visites. trimmed With
biack Russian Fur, lined with brown quilted
Satin. i
Iofh-r Prlce -...-.......--..--...........S1 5.
i l.arye Lot OF Black Wool Frize Visites ami
Short Wraps. trimmed profusely with black
fuSsan Fur. lined with fine quality of black
quilted Satin.
80 quality fallen 70 go each
SO quality fallen to + IL each
So qui;iity fallen : ID each
tTtr STOCK OF Seal Plush Sacqres has been re-
ducsi until We have only eight garments remaiI-
lnS: and these are III large Sizes 30. 30 and 40
men bust measure. To close out these eight
HIS week, or III a day. make the following
extraordinary reductions:
> fallen from SD 20 $3.50 each.
fallen from so To a10 each
- fallen from $50 to - each
fallen from $40 to 49,, each
. WIZ You come for one OF these early in
the morning, or wait and be disappointed:
(oecond floor; take elevator).
.alS WOODWARD L LOTHROP.
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CIos1se-Our PnrcEs OK GossA

NERS.
We do not propose 70 sell these particular
Zines IN the new store. having secured better
qualities to sell at the several prices; hence, We
viii close them out at sacrifice.
Black Gossa1ner Circulars, with hood attached,
warranted waterproof.
line fallen from Sl.25 to s. each.
line fallen from S 1..a0 to s. .25 each.
me fallen from 81 to $l.50 each.
line fallen from 81. 50 to 81 each.
] small lot of Cashmere GOssamer Circulars,
hood attached. guaranteed absolutely "rain-
proof Very dressy and at the reduced price
IL a grand bargain, one oftener heard of than
met with. Colors-Black, Navy and Dark Green.
&0VU
Price TO close.-.. $3.50
Second floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD IOTHROP
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W1NrER G1ozEs SHALL Go

WINTER Gloves SHALL Go
If low prices be an inducement, the following
should meet with an immediate sale If Won
don't need Gloves, don't buy because they
happen to be cheap. Somebody else may need
them badly. Winter is not over yet
Mems Fleece-lined Fur-top Dogskin Gloves
Mems Fleece lined Inr-top Dosskin Gloves.
Fallen from 81 to 75c. per pair
,Children's ,Fleece-hned Fur-top Dogskin
Mittens. Fallen from 75c to Soc Der pair
Boys 1-button Fleece-hned Dogskin Gloves.
ladies' Fleece-Iined fur-top Dosskin Gloves.
Fallen from S1.25 to 81 per pair.
Remember. not pair of Winter Gloves will
be carried into our new store
WOODWARD + TnTuROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
? SrRprrs Tu<rs o. Hos1rpv

? SuRrLUs LINES Or Hos1ERY
These are in fair demand at regular prices
mt having an overstock-Eore than we think
We can sell by March LIST, moving time-we
lower the stock by lowering the price
surplus line of Children's Wool Hose. mixed
coiorinss with darning yarn TO match attached.
trily sizes and Or.
Regular Price. ......................:}O and 3oc
Price to Close lJc 2 for &c
Two pairs for less than the price of one
ought 20 move them at once
/ Surplus line of Ladies' Seal Brown Fine
Cotton Hose, white heel and toe. One color
lhrown) and one size $50 only.
Regular price. ................,,25c
80 - SioSt ..Suc.
If We had the other sizes and other colors of
this quality the price would never 20 down.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

M diSpGragement TO The pjety OF General Butler
IS intended by the suggestion that TIE devil IS
VIGOROUSLY apt IT quoting scripture 10 serve his
purpose: but the proverb does rise in ones mind
on reading what the general has 70 say about the
NcrInOnS. There il. ne argues, 10 prohibition Of
PoIygamy in the Bible. Possibly not. Neither can
any one quote text against Tie rchypothccation
or securities by trustee; but orr modern Ameri-
can civilization gives man who dibbleS in that
sort OF thing his choice between Canada and the
penitentiary, nevertheless. The Bible IS abso-
lutely silent on the subject OF the right OF seceS-
sion; and yet General Butler himself drew his
sword and travelled all the way from Lowell 10
New Orleans to help force the southern states
back into the Union II the general were osearch
the scriptures for precepts on every question Of
manners and morals in controversy now-a-days
and govern himself thereby, his conduct would
expose him TO good deal OF well-deserred criti-
cfsn in society whose customs are not modelled
Is rule on oriental types. He would devote
large part OF his life TO lamentations because the
holy jeremiah did, and he would cease his abl1l-
tions before meals 10 prove his contempt for
PhanSaism- Nay, he might even Justify suicide
as direct obedience TO divine behest because one
verse OF the New Testament records the fact that
Judas went and hanged himself, and another con-
tains the command: $50 thou and do likewise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
WINTER SKIRTS SHALL Go.

Not garment of this stock will be carried to
the new store. Every one must be sold. 1t will
pay you to buy for next fall.
Atwood Flannel Skirts fallen from S15O to
81 each.
An-Wool Cloth Skirts fallen from 1926 to
Sl.75 each.
Quilted Farmer Satin Skirts fallen from 50 to
81 each.
to $3.50 each.
Gray Fine All-wool Cloth Skirts fallen from
S. - 10 50 each
Fine Quilted Satin Skirts fallen from 81 to SO
esci
Imported Striped Flannel Skirts fallen from
ST 10 SO each
l.,-inch Omitted Fine Satin Skirts fallen from
$50 TO Sc each.
81 Identically the same Skirts we have been
selling all winter at the first named prices and
are good values even ROW at those prices
Second floor: take eleyator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

FoH TUESDAY, JAN. 18.
SILKS BARGAINS.
Special Sale and Grand Exhibition Of Rich Silks,
Etc, bought Of Messra McCreery. Of New York, It
Closing Out Prices. The most lovely AID costly CON-
binatons in Silks, velvets ETC.. for mere song.
a. This entire column bslooss b the Palats
Royal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

A complaint from New York city that the repuh-
lie OF the United states ought not to celebrate It's
hundredth. birthday in Washington because the
Inauguration or the first President took place on
the site of the present suo-treasury at New York.
rests upon too feeble basis 10 be worthy OF ser-
Gus consideration. Who thinks OF requiring a
strappng fellow OF twenty-one to celebrate the at
tainnent OF his majority by crawling into the
cradle which received him at his birth? TIE re-
public at first had 10 take up with the quarters
provided for it by the kindness Of its friends; now
1J has resting place OF its OWL But, aside from
any such analogue reason. there is sentiment of
respect for the memory Of the fathers Of the con-
stitution which would interfere with New Yorks
project They were. rs a rule, prudent men. OF
conservative business habits and good Old-fash-
Toned ideas about earning living: and II Is safe
10 say that, could they return 1o earth TO-DAY,
they would shun Wall street as they would the
nery pit. Why. then, should We tribe with their
shades by calling them into 50 perniciOuS an al
InOSphrre, even for the purpose q hCnOring them
b. an enthusiastic tribute from Tosterity:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
FOR RENT--UOUSES
EoR REM

II l2A Mass ave N wsot
1911 l4th st.n.w.l2 80
1879 q ST. NV. Sr. 40
1882 10Th 81. n.w.1r2Q
As College ~ NV. lOr
y Laugtion Terrace, ar
'ase3S Cleveland 50 Or
1923 I 81. n w.. or. 20.
l4lo L 81. NV. Or 20
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TOR lighthouses.

STORES, ETC.
lo41 Nj st. NV. l2 rs,
upper part. $50, storeSl5
Str. rm. and part of cell
lar, 4th and u SITS. n.w.-.25
Str. and dwg. 625 9Th 81.
s.w., Sr..
Str. nm, cellar. | back rim.
POI II st. ne. 10
Stable r'r 14lS 4 ST NV. L.
Stable r'r 1913 10th NV
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GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.,
1t 400 9TH STREET NV, Corner of D.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

LTOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
Il 11o list Ut. NV, rooms and bath heated BY fur
mace - HILL & JOHNSTON.
5AlS-St s3S 18th 81 n ".
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46S La.av. basement. $50
I6S La. ave-. Sd fir, Ar 30
4o1 18th 81. front r.2d 400
9th and Pa ave, r.l5...l3
4o1 9TH ct. 1r., Sd d 10
Guutou Bldg. r. 34.......S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

The above is only portion Of the property on my
books For full list cali at Office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th Gja1sI THOS. z. wAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

AF'"s y II aNf <Nf
: y col sth a Z. lar 10
luoH.th st u.w-l4r. 100
1872 l4th st n. ". 9r.
and Sfr-r ......
3.Usth st.n v lyr loo
Magnolia ave. lar NJ :l.I
lblo 18th 81. lSr ~ a2
l+i.i6si-, upper Part -
lsBl he Ssl,s s;.llr 80
j al BCSt nv. Or 6B e..
1913 y 81. n. ". Tor ... 20
l.i.B5 hiEs-s -. n ". tiis -
1870 B>t sw. l.,r......4 a.
1.4tfb - IT u 1890 3.i 2,
biS :. - nv. l.pr - 81
lAIl l. -. N w. nr...... -
b.B / ~. NV, l.bg. -
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yaII--M LIN hO lhEhfOkD. l22o stn.w.
EOR RENT = THE ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE
Il thres-story and basement Dwelling the uorth-
west corner of 9Th and sts este ndiary sausr.
and Pension Office The premises have recently been
fenodeled are rs good new. and a rare opaortanty
Tor hrs-class home is offered rent sti5 per MONTH
d9-2m BUSHNELL * CARJ NJ. lnOs r 81 LIZ
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q '.,2,,3Clevelsnd ~tlG sl4.as
I. 80 24tn st u ". or. 70
y oilS NJ -. e, ,tr 10 81
y 40 Wilson st. Sr $50. 10
. 3l3 lSS st sw Tr is. 80
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